China’s Support for Russian Invasion of Ukraine Revealed: Insights from MI6 Director

2023-07-20 14:05:06
2023-07-20 22:05 Compiled by United Daily News Zhou Chenyang/Real-time report Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping (left), Russian President Putin (right).AFP

Sir Richard Moore, director of the British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), commonly known as “MI6” (MI6), said in a rare public appearance event hosted by POLITICO in Prague, Czech Republic on the 19th that the Chinese mainland and President Xi Jinping were the result of Russia’s invasion. Ukraine’s “absolute complicity”.

Sir Moore, known in intelligence circles as a “C,” told POLITICO executive editor Anne McElvoy, “When Putin invaded Ukraine, the Chinese were very clear regarding supporting the Russians. They Full support of the Russians diplomatically, abstaining from key UN votes, absolutely cynical repetition of all Russian claims, especially in places like Africa and Latin America, denunciation of NATO and all such material “.

However, this support comes at the expense of President Putin’s rule and prestige in Russia. Sir Moore said, “What might happen, and I know many Russians feel very uncomfortable, is that the balance of power between them has changed and it’s hard to look at them without acknowledging that one is now very subservient to the other”.

Sir Moore said that MI6 is now devoting more resources to dealing with mainland China than any other mission, “reflecting the importance of China in the world and the urgent need to understand the intentions and capabilities of the Chinese government.” The atrocities of the Burmese military junta and the threat to other countries from “data traps” and technological advances from mainland China.

Sir Moore, head of the British Secret Intelligence Service, commonly known as MI6. Profile photo.Associated Press Ukraine Russia Russo-Ukrainian War Putin UK

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